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towerSpider wrote:In my opinion, A.

A doesn't comply with "the majority of their guests had taken advantage of the offer".

The solution lies in the scope shift. You have both persons and room. So B is the correct answer.

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Can u give an example from a gmat question. Then I would glad to help you. Generally you can differ among each, every, all. each and every emphasise rather the individual person in a group and thus are singuar. the word all emphasises the whole group. for example: each student has a different explan...

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ankurmit wrote:stumped !!

I selected C

Even if we select B than why not A?

A changes the meaning.
C of which it is Not clear what which modifies
D and E both = 2 things

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Furthermore E talks about the risk factors. risk factors --> factors which lead to a stroke (cause)
But the question stem focuses on the symptons. --> stroke has already appeared --> main problem is to identify the symptons

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I want to add that A is wrong because of redundancy. request + should

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Though the city had been bombed for fifty-seven nights in a row, the Blitz and the refusal to surrender London afterward took on almost mythic significance as evidence of British citizens’ ability to resist the will of Hitler and Nazi Germany. the Blitz and the refusal to surrender London afterwa...

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One question: If we would rephrase "while clearly less accessible to outsiders, often served as repositories for texts as does the modern library" to while clearly less accessible to outsiders, often served as repositories for texts as do modern libraries would this answer choice be correc...

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Answer should be D.

I also want to add that Ursprache doesn't mean fame. It means something different than fame. Ur can be seen as an antecedent/suffix for a word. Ur means old. Sprache means language. So it can be translated into "old language".